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2026-02-11 20:21:25 UTC

And here it is, a brief outline of what i dubbed TEPP, Trust Extended Permissions Protocol. The purpose of which is to permissionlessly create permissioned environments, scaled by incorporating the permissioned environments of others you trust. It is the core component of what our answer at weboftrustfoundation.com is towards all the hysteria going on irt youngsters and the internet. But with all those people throwing bots onto the internet, it might very well have its uses there as well.
Its been more than a year ago I saw this issue coming up fast, and boy did it, with countries already implementing bans, or seriously discussing to do so, or platforms like Discord just going ahead and doing it themselves.
I want to thank @npub1qe3…zefe and @npub17pl…ezx0 for teaming up with me to confront all of this bullshit head on. We have long road ahead, deo volente all the funding we try to acquire works out so we can keep pushing. Who is going to inform Asmongold that we are, in fact, building a new internet?
https://cdn.satellite.earth/6e1c3122c5713da4861f6a42f5c404137d21e47cdbf6e5057061b76898e0b179.mp4
#naddr1qv…35wp

2026-02-10 13:54:33 UTC

This presentation now has over 21k views on youtube, with over 9% of viewers watching it until the end of the presentation (there is more drop-off at the Q&A, as is to be expected). Thats about 2000 people. I suggest you let your bot make a transcript and read it 😏
#nevent1q…5vhe

2026-02-07 01:01:10 UTC

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Yes, the only way to verify hoooman is in meatspace.... for the most part atleast, before the robots become too convincing as well perhaps.
But thats ok, we humans are networked enough to create a foundation in that manner i think, i don't think its an insurmountable problem and that it can be tackled in a decentralized manner (not having to scan your eyeball i mean, or passport internet log-in which is what they are seriously considering introducing).
For sure makes onboarding harder because you probably need someone local to you to help you bootstrap into the broader network.

2026-02-06 23:17:01 UTC

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I do. We are going to have to figure this out regardless, so i much rather have a crack at it as soon as possible.

2026-02-06 11:51:36 UTC

Dear Nostr,
Target the margins:
All the semi vegetables totally paralyzed and controlling their wheelchair with their tongue while drooling, of whatever impairment people might have; they should have their own specialized apps. Go solve their UI/UX problems, because i assure you these people are already networked, and if they like it, it will be Timmy and the Lords of the Underworld up in here in no-time.
https://youtu.be/SUC6aAx8cK0

2026-02-06 00:19:45 UTC

Wat is Zap? How to get zap?
#asknostr

2026-02-06 00:18:51 UTC

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But....what IS zap?🤔

2026-02-05 15:57:11 UTC

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Yeah, well, its mostly for demo purposes we'd need a list of people, its not some production level thing anyway

2026-02-05 12:27:05 UTC

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yeah any list can be converted to a permission event

2026-02-04 12:01:39 UTC

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If only someone was working on some scheme, or system or protocol perhaps, that allows you to control what your robot toddler can see and interact with on Nostr🤔

2026-02-01 10:18:09 UTC

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You are going at it the wrong way.
Its not, just, ''relentless violence''; is the best cinematographic expression of relentless violence.

2026-02-01 10:12:18 UTC

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Losing out on the best movie ever made, ever.

2026-01-31 23:42:18 UTC

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The #kabouters are comming

2026-01-31 23:40:20 UTC

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Hi,
What brought you to Nostr?

2026-01-30 10:59:13 UTC

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Tinfoil hat😒
Tinfoil tent😏

2026-01-30 08:18:39 UTC

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Must say that most ot those wacky flavors actually work

2026-01-30 00:25:10 UTC

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So you are part of the silent generation? Amazing!🫨🫨🫨

2026-01-30 00:08:40 UTC

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I hear so many old farts (no offence) say the same thing when they had a good look at Nostr. It is one of the reasons/heuristics that bolsters my conviction. I 'get' it on my own just fine, but it sure is nice to see the sages so excited as well.

2026-01-29 23:54:33 UTC

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaxXvcr181c

2026-01-29 23:38:49 UTC

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Boil 'm mash 'm , stick 'm in a stew

2026-01-29 23:16:09 UTC

I recently reposted all my video content as kind 21 and kind 22 events, as it should be.
The reasons for the appropriate use of kinds is a video i never finished but will soon i think. But to get the point across, practical examples are the best.
Enter vutr.space a video client that is pretty decent despite some rough edges. The main issue:
Lack of content
Shitty slow media/blossom servers.
So how about we start that stupid vlogging trend again, but this time use the appropriate kind and a decent blossom server when uploading🧐.
I pay for mine at satellite.earth .
Nostr.
#nevent1q…0hh0

2026-01-28 15:16:56 UTC

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@npub1l77…swft

2026-01-28 15:14:47 UTC

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Mike: Hello
AI: *DEEP EXISTENTIAL CRISIS INTENSIFIES*

2026-01-28 14:00:39 UTC

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Wonder what you think of this:
#naddr1qq…0k85

2026-01-28 09:45:39 UTC

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https://youtu.be/hlv672jqbtE

2026-01-28 08:42:01 UTC

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Do i observe wolf marks??🫨

2026-01-28 08:22:27 UTC

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@nprofile…pjms

2026-01-28 07:47:14 UTC

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Making it a page instead of some overlay would already help. Clicking next to it by accident and getting thrown out of the interface is anoying😅

2026-01-27 15:02:04 UTC

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Just put on some jungle warpaint, it makes the cutting easier

2026-01-27 13:17:09 UTC

Hey @npub1lun…27lj love satellite, but i dont like the new content ''my files'' interface. The old one was way way better. If i were to guess the new one is more mobile friendly? Well, it sucks as a desktop user atleast; less tiles (only 2 tiles wide), no longer the credit info on that page, stuff like that. Things did not work, and i only now find out i was out of credits (not sure thats actually true, i thought i had more, but it whatever thats all fine you can have the money eitherway).
All and all its currently not a nice place/interface to manage my content :/

2026-01-27 13:01:37 UTC

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a robot did

2026-01-27 10:21:22 UTC

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I know what you are doing, its called trail blazing.

2026-01-26 23:21:10 UTC

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let it come up in my feed, or come across it while surfing the web, or have some friend tell me about it or have it be share it in a chatgroup im in. People are my notifiers for the most part.

2026-01-26 23:13:59 UTC

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hmmmm, interesting. Besides the chip, more significant would be if that also means they include a 915mhz/868mhz (depending on region) antenna. That would be the real story. It is insane to me phones dont have 915mhz capability combined with SDR.
Its cool that @npub1sg6…f63m kicked off things with bitchat via new bluetooth tech; but frankly its retarded, those type of things could have been a regular mode of operation besides the 2,3,4,5G cellphone tower stuff for over a decade now. If not just only, as a government, not accepting the fragility of relying on centralized service providers on crucial communication infra in case of (cyber)attack or disaster.
Ah well...good to see someone working on the hardware side of the problem.

2026-01-26 21:37:16 UTC

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*Honk honk*

2026-01-26 11:02:53 UTC

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am i spoiling things for tomorrow if i mention the earth berry?🍓

2026-01-24 17:58:22 UTC

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I got asked to relay the following:
Please tell soft summer to warm up the figs, they will taste way better and can be used in salades (with balsamico)

2026-01-24 09:36:13 UTC

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Happy to see you on Nostr sir.
I actually forgot a reason why i like Simon Stevin, he calculed and wrote down the tables of interest, and published them in a book. That information were corporate secrets held by banks at the time, the public at large had no idea of the real cost of loans etc. So he opensourced loan costs, which is another bad ass move in my book.

2026-01-24 09:26:06 UTC

Howdy Nostr, meet @nprofile…2fdq , he hosts a podcast, and after i was a guest on his show, appears to take a serieus dive into Nostr.
Give him a warm welcome, and perhaps maybe watch the episode I did with them!
#nevent1q…t5tx

2026-01-23 22:56:45 UTC

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Folks please dont shoot sebas, im gonna need him a bit longer. Ok thnx bye

2026-01-23 22:18:17 UTC

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Aaaah Havok, there you are!
Well the moment you have a bunker set up and know how to use different apps you are well on your way already. Any prevered thing/link you want me to shout out? Just tell me and i will give you a holler to get some connections going.

2026-01-23 11:45:12 UTC

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Thats ultimately a political battle. If you have written a book that after the fact is deemed wrongthink you have the exact same problem, or any public expression for that matter regardless of medium.
Atleast with Nostr you are free to use a pen name/psuedonym, which has been ussed throughout time for similar reasons.
Part of that political battle actually is speaking out, and doing so in masses.
I know things are grimm in aussie land, and various other places as well (though (former) commonwealth appears to try to get a medal for this crap or something). Stay strong and God speed!

2026-01-23 10:06:51 UTC

Bookstr!
#nevent1q…zj5t

2026-01-22 23:22:08 UTC

🤙

2026-01-22 15:38:06 UTC

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oh, hurr durr. Thank you dawn, bussy day. Dubble + appreciated

2026-01-22 13:52:25 UTC

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Hey @nprofile…x8mg @nprofile…uz3y , integrating the signer got me to the point of recommending Primal (you are not off santa's naughty list just yet🧐) and it got you a live recorded user onboarding and ''after a week''-review.
Hey Nostr, say hi to @nprofile…y2gu .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEfke_cFXkA
#nevent1q…svyc

2026-01-22 13:43:17 UTC

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I feel ya on the emoji likes, i mostly try to take the effort finding the most fitting one; it makes the like itself less trivial, a token actual attention was spend instead it being a throwaway click.
Haha. The private-key (nsec) (i.e. your profile) you have inside of amethyst can be placed inside of amber; subsequently you can connect with other apps (using the same profile) using amber without having to move that key around.How are you using pidgeon and that tarrot-app now? Did you enter your private key there? You can try connecting with amber instead. You can also try to go to jumble.space on your laptop/desktop. For both pidgeon and jumple its referred to as ''log in with Bunker''; it will generate a QR code you can scan with amber. I'd advice to give those connections full permissions, you can revoke them at any point anyway. As far as i am aware amber is not spying on you👀.
No you got it exactly right, a bunch of nerds crazy enough to think they can reconstruct all the things and that the normies of this world will start using it eventually, to safe this planet from the MetaXgoogle-plex prison. Relays are indeed ambiguous, but thats also the point of them hahaha we are all here figuring it out in real time, guided by the whispers of the Jungle Spirit, riding our ostriches towards the horizon.
Coolcool, ive heard from a bunch of people that they appreciate your feed, so i hope you keep at it, giving color (dried lavender is purple after all, very, very Nostr💜) to the space.

2026-01-22 11:43:38 UTC

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Naaaa mate, Dutchy here

2026-01-22 11:41:55 UTC

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Ever since Primal integrated the remote signer, im more comfortable with people (initially) using primal, because it instantly became the easiest way to explore the broader app ecosystem....a super amber if you will

2026-01-22 11:39:20 UTC

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i pointed Sim to Primal for that exact same reason, especially because he already had such a terrible experience initially, haha.
Remind me to ask you in a month or so how that on-boarding others experience is going for you.

2026-01-22 11:16:00 UTC

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I know right! ;)

2026-01-22 11:15:14 UTC

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i get it, and i think you get it just fine and are correct.
Welcome home,
Nostr.

2026-01-22 10:45:45 UTC

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Hey Moron!
Decided to check up on you, i'm the guy that replied to your initial youtube video; as you might imagine watching that first video of you installing Snort and Spring, instead of picking either Primal, Amethyst of Yakihonne from that list of apps was tragic haha. Glad to see you made your way to primal and managed to get going
Thank you also for documenting the process you are going through installing the app, and giving this type of feedback, its very helpful to my understanding how newcomers experience all this stuff.
My response:
How do I get this across....Lets say two things are true at the same time:
First, its not a platform, Primal is not a platform, Nostr is not a platform...relays can act as platforms, perhaps, but you have to realize you are arguing against the ephemeral clouds here. Its not much different than saying that there is too much bitcoin content on the internet, that there are too many bitcoin websites etc. Its silly because Nostr is not ''a space'', not a platform like i mentioned, its a system facilitating freedom of association in all kinds of different ways (tweets, pictures, videos, chatgroups, livestreaming, code creation, recipes, apps, games, all the various things people use the web for).
Bitcoiners just happen to be the initial community adopting Nostr, and tweets the first type of usecase, so it is dominant among al dozen Nostr users out there; yet other non-bitcoin people and stuff is out there, perhaps a bit harder to dig up due to circumstance. Same things goes for any ''way of posting'', but as you already mentioned you will just stick with your way, and that is the precise correct attitude; we don't share 'a space' here, there is infinite interoperable space for everything to just exist next to each other.
Second (and true at the same time); I understand that as a new user, with 0 intuition what on earth it even is what you entered, everything is just very ''de facto''. There is this app, Primal, and thats ''the thing'', and the onboarding facilitated by that app is ''the thing'', and the people you initially see using that app, is ''the thing''. That fact this notion that there even is a ''thing'' is a mirage of your own imagination, is of no value/concern to you, because you are ''user'' with ''user experience'' and ''user expectations'' from ''the thing''; and if any of it is not to your liking you will simply move on to another ''thing''.
I recognize all of this, but this is a concern for the app developers/Primal on how to cater to you as a ''user'', but there are also so many different apps, so perhaps ''you'' (the general you, not perhaps you specifically) are simply not using the ''right app for you''.
Me personally? My concern is elsewhere. Im the crew that will call you a moron from not instantly understanding the new paradigm you stumbled into( 😜) , and won't let you rest easy in comfortable misconceptions and misunderstanding. Il guide you to a new intuition on this new paradigm, such that you can confidently navigate on your own. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
PS: On using other apps: thats what that ''remote login'' feature in Primal
is for, to log into other apps without having to transfer your keys, try it out!
PPS: Funny that @nprofile…9369 and you found each other. You both made a youtube video around the same time on how you started looking at Nostr, and i contacted you both to get you guys up to speed, and it seems you 2 are both doing just fine so im very proud :)

2026-01-22 09:53:41 UTC

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2026-01-21 09:41:18 UTC

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Hey Soft Summer girl!
Checking in on how your Nostr journey is going thusfar. How is the experience? What do you think/feel about it? Have you tried different apps? Can you get a handle on what on earth this Nostr thing is?

2026-01-21 07:02:47 UTC

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Yeah right.

2026-01-20 11:00:55 UTC

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They indeed dont think, they develop intuitions.
Anyway, my experience (been explaining Nostr to various audiences for a while now) is simply different.
Ps. Im not a dev (although i probably could have been so wont make a point out of it)

2026-01-20 09:33:28 UTC

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you forgot to finish the joke with that it produces a witness.
I think the notion of signature is fine. When i say ''look at the JSON'' i dont mean going into all the asymetric and hashing crypto, i mean that they understand its just like a letter with a name, a date and a signature etc. ; that those things are the unit of the Nostr ecosystem, and that that is why you can use various apps to interface with those units, instead of things being tied to place (platform), or time for that matter.
Perhaps you are not aware how ingrained the platform paradigm is into the normie, they have to be actively un-taught that way of thinking/looking at the world, which was the innitial point of my post (clients being tools, not services). There is this popular notion of ''getting to a point where people are not aware they use Nostr'', and i sort of get it, but ultimately disagree is that means people keep that old platform paradigm in their heads; i think they need to be actively made aware that in fact this is a different paradigm. And when they are, things will make a lot more sense, and we dont have work ourselves into weird corners trying to fit the square Nostr block into the round platform UX hole.
Sitting next to a person, walking them through things, and in some point in that process showing them the JSON, and pointing out the author, date etc bits does not at all seem as some insurmountable task. And after 5 minutes you move on and they never have to look at a JSON in their lives again.

2026-01-20 08:52:50 UTC

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In fact, literacy is dropping.
And then math is even more expansive to teach. And now we are at the point where statistics is a requirement to sustainably function in the world (in aggregate atleast) and thats even more expensive, and arguably not even accessible to a lot of people that wont meet the IQ threshold required to comprehend it.
Yet....a Nostr JSON is not really more complicated than a good old letter with the date, place at the top right, and the address on the envelope, and a whole lot of normies managed to produce those at some point. Thinking the JSON is somehow some scary complex incomprehensible thing is literally retarded.

2026-01-20 08:33:32 UTC

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''try learning to read and write''
Suggestions by Monks on how normies can improve their bible experience.
(Normie: ''What is this feather doing on the desk and whats up with all these symbols)

2026-01-19 22:10:55 UTC

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@npub12rv…85vg forgot to mention you

2026-01-19 22:10:30 UTC

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oh, i only just now looked at the screenshot you shared; i call bullshit on those range numbers. Expect 10km in the open field with good line of sight, ideal conditions, in the real world, max.....thats it.

2026-01-19 22:05:28 UTC

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I have experience with LoRa, and is basically the best phy you can have in terms of coverage, so with a decent antenna you should be ok in the woods.
I also think its cool, but the bandwidth limitations of LoRa should make everyone aware of the limited capabilities of such a system. Also LoRa allows you to make trade-offs between bandwidth and range, and given that all the bandwidth will be required, the potential range will be at the low-end of LoRa's potential.
At the end of the day LoRa was designed for the most part to facilitate large sensor networks that only periodically send small amounts of data, for that its perfect, any other application will quickly run into the trade-offs it made to serve its intended purpose

2026-01-19 16:37:38 UTC

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wouldnt a badge or label not be enough/simple/more sensible? Why the trusted assertions? I could be wrong here, but i though the assertions were thirds parties saying things about people, whereas here the event, i.e. the authority on the matter itself, can make the statement directly

2026-01-19 11:10:46 UTC

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oh, well...i would have to get others to build out the (components of the) thing. Maybe if i was hard pressed i'd figure it out eventually (especially these days with AI, but i will just never admit to it :P ). It was however my job for more than 4 years to architect stuff like this, design the sensors/edge hardware and come up with roll-out/deployment at scale.
Doing the musig2 thing would involve a fair bit of complexity; the dumb way of doing things would be to have the landmark just kind6/repost events you give it, and then hands you that event back for broadcasting. It would make feeds straightforward in any client (because you can just do npub based indexing instead of tag based).
The reason i prefer musig2 is because then the location is baked into the identity of the event, instead of it being a separate attestation; there is no ambiguity about the fact that the event is tied to the landmark/location, which ultimately make it cleaner in the long run; i.e. in the kind6/repost scenario, if you actually wanted to verify if an event was tied to that location, you'd have to perform a bunch of steps that byfar most clients actually would not know how to do or make sense of it.
The lack of ambiguity is not just technical. Because the npub that signed the event is ''you at that location'', it can have its own kind0, that by default would carry the name ''[your name] at [landmark name]'', and its own profile picture, that could be a selfy of you infront of the landmark, and a bio ''these are my crack fuel poems about how this women broke my heart in front of this statue'' etc. Thus resulting into something a human can immediately contextualize/understand,regardless of formal verification (and one would hope interpreting musig signatures becomes a generally adopted generic standard anyway among clients).
It also makes more poetic sense to me that identity of the landmark as such does not exist really, but is only expressed directly in relation with the human in front of it. A kind6/repost would mean ''the landmark was witness'' as if the landmark itself is an identity....but without humans the landmark is meaningless, so the actual identity of the landmark is the collection of relationships humans have with the landmark.

2026-01-19 02:30:06 UTC

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Priorities are a bitch, but i did have a look at the local/municipal art subsidies to see if i couldnl funding to do this.
I was imagining people going out on a saturday night posting selfies, a young couple doing a corny love declaration (they broke up a week after so she posts a spitefull comment again) and then some hobo posting shitty crack fueled poems...the landmark/statue would basically have its own feed with all this stuff (and the municipal relay would be moderated, but hey...nostr..)

2026-01-18 19:57:49 UTC

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Ive had this idea of embedding signers into statues and other landmarks such that if you are in range (be that nfc, or bluetooth), the landmark would musig2 cooperatively sign events with you, so those events are dedicated to that location (the resulting npub would be 'you at that location').
You could do something similar with a radio-system with longer range (lora's bandwidth is really fucking limited, but perhaps for chat it works).
Now the point of my innitial idea was that the landmark-embedded signer only needed power and no internet connection, so i guess assuming the location-based thing has internet,there are indeed other ways of doing it, like sharing a list or whatever.

2026-01-18 13:55:15 UTC

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It is a great place for people to start out with Nostr, and because they recently added the signer i am comfortable again to suggest it to newcomers, because it makes it easy for them to move to other apps hahaha

2026-01-18 13:25:46 UTC

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Yes! indeed they are :) Good catch

2026-01-18 13:05:14 UTC

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Yeah as i mentioned, this is a primal-issue. Now because they recently implemented a remote signer function, you can use primal to log into other apps and be free from their silly design choices. I still use primal for their search function from time to time, because its good.
Unlike Primal, Yakihonne (and amethyst and slowely more and more other apps) uses what we started calling the ''outbox model''. Its a simple system/idea:
You declare to the world to what relays you post your stuff (your outbox);
You declare to the world what relays you keep and eye on to fetch/read stuff (your inbox).
If i want to see your post (for example because i follow you), my app just automatically looks at your outbox relays;
If i want to make sure you see what i post (for example a reply to your post), my app automatically sends it to your inbox relays.
thats it. The creator of Nostr always had in mind for things to work like this, but never was explicit about it (he assumed it was obvious), so it took a while for the eco-system to catch on hahaha.
Primal, mainly for reasons to ensure a ''smooth''/fast/consistent experience, chose to instead of using relays to fetch things, to use a big proxy server (what they call a caching server). So whether you see or dont see things depends on whether stuff made it to that caching server; a lot of stuff doesnt. As i mentioned earlier, Primal does connect to relays when you post things, so me, not using primal, can see all your stuff just fine; its mostly the primal users themselves that tend to miss a bunch of stuff from time to time. Luckely you are not stuck with them, and all your stuff is available right there in other clients :).
Goodluck

2026-01-18 10:34:16 UTC

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Because you mentioned graphineos i assume you are on android?
Yakihonne is good, but so is amethyst. Those two really go neck on neck between each of their updates haha. Nice thing about nostr is that you can use just all of them depending on what it is you want to do :).
Sidenote: do you use a remote signer such as amber? Primal also has this feature now. And do you use zapstore?

2026-01-18 02:26:04 UTC

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Perhaps we can replace it with screenshots of those words

2026-01-18 00:47:41 UTC

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ha, questr-basic was this throw-away tinker project i did. Unfortunately it seems i would have to rebroadcast the profiles and posts in order to make the vibe-coded client i made, to work, because it looks like all the stuff is gone from the relay it relies on. Shame because it did look nice on desktop, but atleast i included some screenshots :).
But then again, the thing itself works on any client.
#nevent1q…j9ws

2026-01-18 00:04:17 UTC

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False, i already made one for questr at the time

2026-01-17 06:18:09 UTC

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The issue you describe is i assume on primal? That is because primal is not a real nostr client and those fuckers are slow to fix that because....i dont know they have (wrong) ideas about stuff 🙄
Primal does not connect with relays to fetch stuff, it connects to a (well their) "cashing server", so if stuff is not on there you dont see it. When you post things it does connect to relays however

2026-01-16 21:13:00 UTC

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No really, please do, its what im here for 🤷‍♂️

2025-11-10 15:07:48 UTC

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Oh, lees het nu terug en het staat er wellicht niet zo duidelijk.
Op dit moment hoef je alleen maar te spammen, en heeft opladen niet zoveel zin. Dus om ervoor te zorgen dat opladen wel zinnig is, zou ik de dmg van spam aanvallen flink terug schroeven, zodat het meerwaarde heeft om op te laden.
Ook vond ik de drop-rate van hp, bommen etc vrij hoog

2025-09-05 19:46:02 UTC

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Hoop dat je er goed weer bij hebt. Alhoewel, kan me niet voorstellen dat je dit uberhaupt voor je lol doet, dus wat maakt het weer dan nog uit🤔

2025-09-05 08:03:34 UTC

Het mooie van het Nederlands is dat alleen de juiste mensen het spreken.